Top 10 Horror Movies of 2023 which are Best Horror Movies of this Year.
Do you Like Watching Horror Movies? So Did you See this Top Best Movie of 2023? Most of the Critics have Called this the Best Top 10 Horror Movies of 2023.
Horror Movies even enjoyed a fantastic year on streaming services, with original movies debuting on Peacock, Hulu, Prime Video, and Shudder, of course.
Which are the horror movies, the best of 2023?
Sick:
Hollywood has attempted to produce COVID storylines ever since the outbreak, but no one is interested in them.
COVID is still a subject that most viewers find too painful and unpalatable.
The COVID location gave the film a nice sense of realism and served as an excellent narrative tool to clarify why the group was isolated from other people and why no one attempted to assist them.
Sick is a film you absolutely must see if you enjoy that kind of intensely suspenseful horror, even though it does share some similarities with The Strangers.
M3GAN:
M3GAN, which debuted in January, saw minimal competition in theaters.
House Party and Plane were the only uninteresting films being released, and The Way of Water was still dominating the box office.
Luckily, a campy, cheesy horror movie came in and became an international hit.
The main character of M3GAN is a life-sized companion doll driven by AI that turns murderous and kill anyone who stands in her way.
Five Nights at Freddy’s:
Five Nights at Freddy’s earns a place on this list because, even though it isn’t that great of a movie, there are a lot of great aspects to it.
Despite the film’s unimpressive reviews, viewers flocked to theaters and Peacock to see FNAF because it adeptly plays on our hidden childhood fears.
In addition to making over $287 million at the box office, the movie became Peacock’s highest-grossing feature ever at the theater.
In the end, FNAF earned its title as the 2023 horror film with the most box office receipts.
The Blackening:
A group of Black friends are compelled to play a board game or risk losing their lives in a way reminiscent of a deranged horror film parodying Jumanji.
When they answer a question incorrectly, the game tests their understanding of Black culture and requires them to sacrifice a player.
The Blackening is a darkly humorous comedy with a deeper message about racism and prejudice.
But unlike some kid focused PBS specials, Get Out’s message isn’t forced; rather, it’s enmeshed in an incredibly entertaining and gripping story.
Aside from some really clever phrases and amazing scenes, the film wonders who the true evil guys are.
Saw X:
Saw X, which is set in between Saw and Saw II, was another well-received sequel this year.
Critics and fans praised Jigsaw and Amanda’s comeback as well as the film’s story-centric structure, which served as a welcome reminder that Saw movies are capable of being more than just gratuitous gore and instead feature compelling narratives.
A much-needed victory for the Saw franchise, which many had assumed had expired years ago, it is not only one of the best horror films of 2023 but also one of the best Saw films ever made.
No One Will Save You:
No One Will Save You features Dopesick actress Kaitlyn Dever, who has to escape an alien invasion and her own tragic past in this unique first-contact film.
Nobody Is Going to Save You are best defined as unique since the film defies conventional horror or sci-fi tropes and has a completely different tone throughout.
However, it captures your attention and compels you to watch until the unexpected (and funny) conclusion.
Evil Dead Rise:
Bruce Campbell made a comeback to the Evil Dead franchise, this time in the role of Executive Producer. A family must flee their apartment in the stand-alone sequel as the Deadites return, bringing more gore, blood, and macabre elements.
The film was well-received, profitable at the box office, and even caused some controversy when it debuted at SXSW.
Totally Killer:
Totally Killer debuted to overwhelmingly positive reviews at Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, and is now available exclusively on Prime Video.
Julie Bowen, who starred in Modern Family, portrays a mother who escaped a serial killer thirty years prior in the film.
However, her daughter chooses to go back in time to the 1980s in order to stop her mother’s death after the murderer returns in some way and kills her.
Complete with time travel and a campy 80s vibe, Totally Killer is a kitschy and witty movie that’s outlandish and funny while also being a genuinely smart and solid entry in the slasher subgenre.
The movie also scored an impressive 87% on Rotten Tomatoes, which isn’t easy for a straight-to-streaming horror film.
But Totally Killer proved that sometimes the best movies aren’t found in cinemas.
Scream VI:
Scream VI, the follow-up to Scream V, was released in 2023.
Scream V included a new cast of stars, It was also bigger and wilder than its predecessor, in true Scream fashion, with Ghostface now situated in New York City.
The movie maintained its level of suspense and intelligence despite the new setting, which worked perfectly.
In addition to giving greater performances than in Scream V, the new cast also included the return of Hayden Panettiere’s beloved Kirby Reed from Scream 4, which was a fan favorite.
Furthermore, recent cast members Dermot Mulroney and Jack Campion blend in flawlessly with the franchise’s tone.
After earning more than $168 million at the box office, Scream VI surpassed Scream 2 in 1997 as the highest-grossing Scream movie ever.
Talk to Me:
A notable unexpected success of 2023 was the Australian movie Talk to Me, which offered a distinctive take on the traditional “monkey’s paw” cliche.
Talk to Me had an incredibly successful run at film festivals. It made its world premiere to overwhelmingly positive reviews at the Cannes Film Festival in 2022 and went on to Sundance and SXSW in 2023.
The film was well-received everywhere it was screened, leading to a global release.
Despite having a meager $4.5 million budget, Talk to Me became one of the highest-grossing horror films of the year, taking in nearly $92 million from theaters.
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